Android AI Workflow

Plugin android-ai-workflow in thiennguyen0196/Android-AI-Workflow-Ready. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (10)

• bootstrap-android-repo

  Scan and adopt an existing Android Gradle repository for Codex. Use when a developer asks to initialize, bootstrap, prepare, update, reconfigure, validate, or remove the Android AI workflow in a repository.

• brainstorm-android-task

  Refine an unclear Android feature, bug, or refactor request through iterative developer questions, acceptance-criteria and corner-case discovery, diagrams, approved ticket comments, and an optional resumable plan. Use before implementation when requirements or behavior decisions are incomplete or ne

• code-review

  Review Android repository changes without editing them. Use for code review, diff review, pull-request review, regression analysis, or checks for Android lifecycle, coroutine, Compose/View, security, accessibility, performance, architecture, and test risks.

• create-github-project-task

  Draft and create an issue-backed task in a GitHub Project for Android work. Use only when the user explicitly asks to create a GitHub issue, Project item, backlog task, or planned Android work item.

• create-pr

  Verify, commit, push, and create a GitHub pull request for intentional Android repository changes. Use only when the user explicitly asks to publish changes or open a PR; do not trigger for drafting text alone unless requested.

• fix-bug

  Diagnose and fix an Android defect at its root cause using repository evidence and targeted regression verification. Use for crashes, incorrect behavior, lifecycle or coroutine faults, UI regressions, flaky logic, and failing Android tests; do not use for feature additions.

• implement-new-feature

  Implement a new Android feature using an adopted repository's existing modules, architecture, UI, state, dependency, and test patterns. Use for feature requests, new screens, flows, behaviors, or Android capabilities; do not use for pure refactors or bug fixes.

• perform-chore

  Perform non-feature Android repository maintenance such as Gradle configuration, dependency updates, tool configuration, CI housekeeping, or generated-file policy changes. Use for chores and maintenance that should not alter product behavior.

• refactor-code

  Refactor Android or Kotlin/Java code while preserving established behavior and contracts. Use for restructuring, simplification, extraction, cleanup with behavioral invariants, or moving code within existing boundaries; do not use for new behavior or routine build chores.

• update-documentation

  Create or update Android repository documentation, README content, KDoc/JavaDoc, architecture notes, setup instructions, or change documentation from verified repository evidence. Use for documentation-only work or docs required by a code change.

Hooks (2)

• PreToolUse

  node "${PLUGIN_ROOT}/dist/hooks/policy-hook.js"

• PostToolUse

  node "${PLUGIN_ROOT}/dist/hooks/policy-hook.js"

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